Q&A: How do I download Mozilla Firefox when I can’t view any websites?

Question by <3: How do I download Mozilla Firefox when I can’t view any websites?
I currently have Internet Explorer. All are on the websites in the world now blocked on it, thanks to me and my saugen.Jemand has told me that if I download the Mozilla Firefox then I’m not going to the new setting (blocking any site) because it is only for Internet Explorer used Sorgen.Aber as I get Firefox, without the website and click on “Get Mozilla Firefox?

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Answer by Fird
go to a computer service shop and buy the software mozilla firefox

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2 Responses to “Q&A: How do I download Mozilla Firefox when I can’t view any websites?”

  1. deltaex1 says:

    find a friend with a flash drive and whose IE isn’t “blocked”

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  2. Steve says:

    You will need an internet connection to acquire a copy of Firefox. As their program is free and open source, it generally is not available in retail stores.

    If you don’t have a friend or a relative who will let you borrow their internet connection, you can go to your local college or community library and use their computers for free. Bring a usb flash drive with you, download the install .exe file (it will only take a few seconds) and save the .exe file that you download to the flash drive. Now go home, stick the flash drive in your own computer, copy the .exe onto your hard drive and install. Tada!

    Don’t have a flash drive? Firefox will send you a copy of their program in the mail on CD. It costs $ 4 at their online store (see the source link).

    And now you have Firefox!

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